Interpersonal forgiving in close relationships
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...For example, Ohbuchi and Sato (1994) emphasized the effect of acceptance of responsibility for past wrongdoings on repairing relations and promoting reconciliation in interpersonal conflicts. Robbennolt (2003) also found that respondents are more willing to forgive an offender who gave an active responsibility admission than one offering a passive responsibility admission....
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...For example, Ohbuchi and Sato (1994) emphasized the effect of acceptance of responsibility for past wrongdoings on repairing relations and promoting reconciliation in interpersonal conflicts....
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...According to McCullough, Worthington, and Rachal (1997), people are more likely to grant forgiveness when they believe the partner sincerely apologized in a close interpersonal relationship....
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...refraining from punishment by equally sharing with excluders when sharing was not confounded by strategic motivations aimed at maximizing personal profits) (McCullough et al., 1997; Brüne et al., 2013)....
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...Participants could forgive the excluders, defined as refraining from retaliation and acting prosocial toward the offenders despite the offenders’ hurtful actions (McCullough et al., 1997), by sharing a sum of money equally with them (Brüne et al., 2013)....
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...This, in combination with the positive relationship with perspective-taking, suggests that sharing equally with the excluders is a prosocial tendency, which is likely to reflect an attempt to affiliate with the excluders (McCullough et al., 1997; Molden & Maner, 2013)....
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...Participants could forgive the excluders, defined as refraining from retaliation and acting prosocial toward the offenders despite the offenders’ hurtful actions (McCullough et al., 1997), by sharing a sum of money equally with them (Brüne et al....
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...This, in combination with the positive relationship with perspective-taking, suggests that sharing equally with the excluders is a prosocial tendency, which is likely to reflect an attempt to affiliate with the excluders (McCullough et al., 1997; Molden and Maner, 2013)....
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...There is a sense in which forgivingness and humility may be understood as relational constructs since an aspect of each definition consists of prosocial relating to another person (Davis et al., 2011, 2013; McCullough et al., 1997, 1998; Worthington, 1998)....
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...…to frame dispositional humility along with DoS as mechanisms of the forgivingness – well-being association; testing the definition that dispositional humility involves accurate self-appraisal, emotional self-regulation, and prosocial relating (McCullough et al., 1997, 1998; Worthington, 1998)....
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...Social psychologists have also addressed interpersonal forgiving from time to time (Darby & Schlenker, 1982; Gahagan & Tedeschi, 1968; Heider, 1958; Horai, Lindskold, Gahagan, & Tedeschi, 1969; Weiner, Graham, Peter, & Zmuidinas, 1991)....
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